What is Concrete Leveling or Mudjacking?
Look at your property, do you see uneven concrete slabs that have sunk or raised over time? Your sidewalks, driveway or porch slabs are the usual suspects. Concrete leveling or lifting, also known as Mudjacking, is a solution used to correct an uneven concrete surface by altering the foundation that the surface sits upon.
Along with not looking as nice as they used to, these raised concrete points, like uneven sidewalk slabs, become a tripping hazard to all who cross them. There’s a solution. And in most cases, Concrete Leveling or Mudjacking is the smartest option for your uneven concrete slabs.
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Concrete Leveling or Mudjacking is perfect for your uneven concrete repair
- Sidewalks
- Driveways
- Porch Slabs
- Concrete Steps
- Garage Floors
- Basement Floors
Utilizing updated technology for your Concrete Leveling project
The name Mudjacking comes from the original solution of pumping mud underneath a sunken concrete slab to bring it back up to level. Things have moved forward since then, but the basic principle is the same.
At KC Waterproofing, we use a state of the art polyurethane product called Polypier from Earth Contact Products – another Kansas City company. The Polypier is an expanding foam that will permanently fix your concrete problem and weighs less than the original mud or new concrete so it won’t compound the sinking problem.
We drill a series of holes in your sunken concrete and add the Polypier until it is brought back up to the original level. It’s important to note that the setting time of a concrete leveling project is important so you need to avoid the rain. We always put our customers first, so we schedule your concrete leveling project around the weather to ensure your solution gets done right the first time. We are more than Basement Waterproofing. Let us help with your concrete leveling too.
Call our Concrete Lifting and Mudjacking experts today at 816 505 9990 or Get a free estimate.
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